Access to Capital – Companies mainly go public because of the financial benefit — in the form of raising capital. Capital can be raised through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) or via further capital raisings. This capital can be used to fund further growth, fund capital expenditure or to pay off existing debt. IPOs often generate publicity by making the company’s products known to a new group of potential customers.
Liquidity – Access to the largest pool of investable funds in the Asia Pacific region.
Simpler Rules – NSX rules are principle-based which reduces the work required in the IPO process. A more concise rule book equates to less complexity.
Unlocking Shareholder Value – Going public is an excellent way of enabling your company’s stock to be based on fair-market-value, whereby demonstrating its true value and creating a significant return on investment for its shareholders.
Visibility/Increased Exposure – A listed company is generally seen to be more prestigious, stable & financially viable than a private company and will often get increased exposure to the public. This can lead to more demand for your shares and improve your company’s liquidity.
Customer Focused – NSX take a collaborative and customer focused approach to assist with every aspect of your listing.